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UID:20221006T160000-peter-bates@math.utah.edu
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SUMMARY:How should a drop of liquid move on a smooth curved surface in zero gravity?
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Peter Bates\, Michigan State University\n\nQuestions such as this may be formulated as questions regarding solutions to nonlinear evolutionary partial differential equations having a small coefficient on the leading order derivative term. Evolutionary partial differential equations may be regarded as (semi-) dynamical systems in an …

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URL:http://math.utah.edu/research/colloquia/test/2022-fall/
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UID:20221103T160000-guang-lin@math.utah.edu
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SUMMARY:Towards Third Wave AI: Interpretable, Robust Trustworthy Machine Learning for Diverse Applications in Science and Engineering
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Guang Lin\, Purdue University\n\nThis talk aims to close the gap by developing new theories and scalable numerical algorithms for complex dynamical systems that can be realistically predicted and validated. We are creating new technologies that can be translated into more secure and reliable new trustworthy AI systems that can be …

LOCATION:JWB 335

URL:http://math.utah.edu/research/colloquia/test/2022-fall/
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UID:20221110T160000-raul-gomez@math.utah.edu
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SUMMARY:Tempered distributions and differential equations on Nash manifolds
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Raul Gomez\, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León\n\nWe review the definition of Schwartz and tempered distributions and functions on Nash manifolds given by du Cloux and Aizenbud-Gourevitch. We then use these definitions, and some basic homological computations, to describe the solutions to some special systems of differential equations. We will then …

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URL:http://math.utah.edu/research/colloquia/test/2022-fall/
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